davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1887-12-14

TERRTToRY OF WYOMING, l.,
DUN OF LARAMIE.
l, Nathaniel X. Davis, president OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
Nathaniel X. Davis, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF December, 1887.
Fred w. Ransom,
[sEALl Notary Public.
CoRRECT-Attest:
Charles i. Miller,
+. L. Addoms, Directors.
L. X. Hurd.
, 1887-12-14

Never Judge by appearances. A shabby
old coat may contain an editor, while the
man wearing a high toned plug hat and
supporting a canc may be a delinquent
subscriber.
, 1887-12-14
PITH IN
The Test of Popularity.
rBostOn Globe.l
lPittsburg Dlspatch.l
Thev Bob UP sereneIY From Below.
Irhica0n Herald \

why do you drink 50 much2" said a
clergyman to a.hopeless drunkard. ITO
drown my troubles" And do you sue
coed in drowning them2" "No, hang
'em! they can swim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

wano, i lyle bedzie kr6lik6w ma
Wcgrzech, lie szlachcic6w dumnych, |
,chyba tylko 2 togo, re nosza hcrby,
a wiecej 4 niczego.
= Movie otwarcie pod s}owem
szacheckiem.
Ach PAM, ~przysiega dzisiej-
szej szlachty ma honor IL mnic mic
ME macy dw dummy honor
wprowadzi} kraj W anarchia, nicj
wyros}o ubdstwo, a poprawdzie po-
wiedziawszy bankrut. - Ami my
p%ieniedzy, ami spokoju, ami zaufa-
MIA, lecimy ku przepasci niewicm,
jakiej trzebaby reki, ably powstrzy-
mala smutne easy. Gale zaufanie
pok}adam j~eszcze W wierze n%aszej
swietej i W Papiezu Honoriuszu,
mezu neutrality-suspicious..
Pc tel movie d}ugo milcza}
krolewicz = dworzanie stall "a
trworzeni.
Diekuje PAM "a }askawe O.
twarde zdanie-bede Je:i w~dzieczny
ma zawsze.
PAM Forgacz uk4oni}a sic po-
trojnie i wysz}a W towarzystwie
dworzan, odprowadzajacych JIG do
karcty.
T@ymczasem drzwi sic otwiera-
ja, wyziera g}owa gwardzisty kro-
lewskiego, z drugiej komnaty: -
Many odejst?
: a to Ola czego.
P6jdziemy i pozbieramy
wszystkich spiskowc6w = %poscina-
my i'm gfowy.
Alboz do was sad nalezy
setnlku?: a s}uchat a ME
r%ozkazywaG SERGE sic oburza ma
te nowiny Jego krolewska Mosci!
Dziekuje wan "a wsp6fczu-
Gle = ~wyblerzcie mi najdzielniej-
szego, MECH jedzie r6wno Z Totem
strza}y do krola W poselstwie. To
odkrycie go wieccj ucieszy, nizeli
wyprawa krzyzowa.
l tego dnia %jeszcze lccia} pose]
4 Budzina ponad Dunaj do Kon-
stantynopola.
Dokonczenie nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21
Przybvl mistrz dworu do kro

Przybyf mistrz dworu do krd-
lewicza, on mu opowiada, re sic
zaczyna krucyata malcow ma kr6la
Jegomoscia = wybadajno czem-
PREDICT, kto tego f%anatyzmu PREY
czyna, a r~aczej kto podburza nar6d
do buntu.
Jego krolewiczowska Nose, ME
daleko, szukat przyczyny W Budzl-
ME i Peszcie, jest takich dosyc,
s}ysza}em nawet, re sic tn ukrywa
zbicg z wiezienia Toldy. = Bawi}
tn take Bankaban i masa
innych.
- Co - Bankaban zyje::
- Mic widzia}em go ma oczy,
ale moja iona i c6rka p%rzynios}y
te moving.
- Onby trzyma1 re spiskow-
cami?
- Albo to ME Madziar?:
- A COZ ia jestcm wstaf
krolewicz - ely ME Madziar, jak
i kazdy! U kogo on bawi}, po-
wicdz bez ogr6dki.
= U PAM Forgacz - IL Guny
= Almosy.
= TAX dtugo SIG ukrywa}? =
to czfowiek niebezpieczny.
- Kaz mi osiodfat konia, po-
jade do PAM Forgacz.
= Me pozwole.
Gym znowu we wiezieniu?
Bynajmniej MUSIC sic
naprz6d przekonat, jake ochmistrz
dworu, czyli ME grozi}oby jej
domu osobie k~r6lewskiej Mosci
jake niebczpieczehstwo IA zreszta
- do tel osoby isG ME %pozwo]e.
Kr6lewicz zagryz} wargi. Mistrz
wyszed} - ia kwadrans godziny
klepsydrowy Oswiadczam
re pomyslna nowina Z Orientu =
przyby4 pose} listami. Krdl Jego-
nose zdrowy, armia take "a
kr6I c%ypryjski Hugo przy}aczyf sic
do naszego Jegomosci; juz wylado-
wall ma brzegi azyatyckie, beda sic
posuwali dalej.
- Mimic to wSzystko ME cieszy
= odpar} kr6lewicz = kiedy Ban
kaban lyle i sic ukrywa pred
aami. Wysledz mi 90, nakazuje ci
W imieniu kr6]a - i przyprowadz
do mnie.
= Trudnc, mysli sobic, zada-
ME, ale COZ robbie, kr6Iewiczowi
odm6wiG ME MONA, bo cncrgiczny
i stanowczy.
Wyszcd} tedy Z palacu- pre-
mysluje, CODY tn poczac = wpada
mu mysl uzyt do tego szpigo-
silva lydia = on IA p~ieniadze
ws1ystko zrobi - kazaf zawofaG
najpodlej szego }apserdaka do sieb!e.
= Stana4 obtarganitc pred MIN.
zmierzy} 90 cd stop do gfowy
wzrokiem. = Go ty, zydzie, masz:
= pyta sic naiwnie.
= Co ia wszystko
mann i mic ME man = jak komu
%potrzeba.
Coz tedy maSz: = pyta sic
pc drugi raz.
= Ny, co ia mann: Nam
zone, bachorow 7 chwafa Bogu, to
dosyG ma biednego zydka, a ME
mann sukni, micszkania ami jcdzc-
MIA = jestcm biednym.
Coz zydzic masz:: = pytam
Gle sic 20 raz t%rzcci, DO %inaczej
u%tracisz! - j pogrozif rek2.
- Al wal, straszne p,ytanic =
polwol mi pan, powiem IA try
dni.
Nam cie IA s}owo = abyS
mi ia 3 dni powiedzia}, dostanies2
pe}na iarmu}ke twoia z]ota.
= Co mann powiedziet, chlepie
zydzisko wargami, wszystko po-
wien, co tylko pan zechce, iakem
zyd, ia dobra glove.
= Powiesz?
- Powiem.
Pamietajze, jak powirsz, to
dostaniesz 2 czapki z}ota.
= Al wal, ME NOW pan nj
komu, ably Mkt ten %intcres ME
s}ysza} = wszystko powiem MECH
tam bedzie pod ziemia j na ziemi.
- Masz mi powiedzicc =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

poBszEPT KR9loWEy.
Powiesc czasow Jedrzeja II
kr6la Wegierskieg;o.
napisa4 ola Warusa
NNKO q GL Old OMANh-1.
Gag daisy.
kr6lewicz Bella siedzial sobie
zamyslony w zamku b%udzihskim.
Stulweisenburg obmierzna} kro-
lewska rodzine, dozywszy tam o.
kropnej katastrofy, ma ktdrej wspom-
nienie oburza}o sic ich SERGE.
Kazdy Wegier by} ciekawym
co sic tez z krzyzownikami dzieje,
a Mkt ME mial tax dok}adnych
wiadomoSci, .jak dw6r kr6lewski.
Przychodzi don paz, patrzy sic
ma swego pana zamyslonego.
Me Smiaf sic odezwaG, az pierwej
Bella przemowi1: = sam tylko
przyby}cs?
= A czemu drugi ME:
P~rzybyfa matka do nicgo
- smuta okropnie, chce sic do
wiedzieG, gdzie tcz kr6l %Jegomost
obecnie i czy sic naszym szczesci.
- Kr6l chwa}a Bogu zdrowy,
ME przykrzy mu sic, DO Spaletro
~przy}aczy} sic DOH ksiaze Leopold
austryacki ksiaze Otton Z Me
ranu, Biskupi 2 Bambergu, Zeicu i
Monasteru oraz hrabia Tyrolu z
bar3zo licznymi zastepy.
- Mech no sic znowu wdaje
krol Jegomosc 4 Niemcami, to
znowu oburzy Wesrdw i kraj ca}y
ma siebic.
Perswadowafem, MECH sic
ME wybiera ma krucyate, w domu
many k%rucyate - chce mnic %ojciec
usfuchat?
Prawda wielka, szlachta sic
bury %okropnie = &C gorsza male
dzieci %podnosza nosy do CORY.
Idz mi Z podobnemi bal
kami.
Me by}em swiadkiem po-
wtarzam, tylko gfos opinii publicz-
mel. PAM Marosy opowiada}a nam,
re m}ody Bankaban odgraza kr6lowi.
Wiesz jak Z podobnemi
malcami sic postepuje? Ns}apie
sic ich jak wr6bli do zaku, zawic-
zie ma morze utopi, pofowe, drugaa
g}odem wyg}odzi, 4 t%rzecia czesc
dopiero sprzeda i otrzymuje sic
znaczne sunny.
Krdlewicz pan moi zartujc.
Me s}ysza}es o wyprawie
krzyzowej malc6w W Cali, Mem
czech i W}oszech. = Dopiero temu
lat 5 jak sic sta1o, ale ME og1asza-
ja tel zgrozy, DO sauna okropnic
przeraza.
= Bedzie mi 4askaw krolcwicz
pan moi powiedzicc Ola nauki.
= S}uchajze i opowiedz dru-
GIN ola przestrogi = OTTO:
Ko}o zamku Wiadomc pojawi}
sic pastuszek, gfoszacy ogniscie, re
mu Ojciec sw. kazaf og}aszaG kru-
cyate. Chodzif on pc wsiach i
gfosif spiewajac: = Panic Jezusic,
dopom6z nan do odzyskania krzy-
ia Sw.!
Dzieci wiejskie pewno ME 70
zumiafy o GO chodzi, mysla}y pew
no, re krzyz gdzies W poniewicrce,
i jak sic ich zgromadzi wielc, od-
zyskaja takowy. Robili sobic
choraegwie, u%cinali laski pielgmym-
skie i gromadzili sic W procesye.
Takich malc6w zgromadzi1o sic
kilkanascie tysiecy i zapa} tax by1
wielki, &c tam p}acze rodzicow,
perswazye, grozby mic ME pomog}y;
dzicci ucieka}y jak przeIotne ptaki,
Stefan pastuszek, p~rzcw6dzca
wjechaf ma tryumfalnym wozie do
Marsylii kobiercami i kwiatami
wystrojonym.
Prawie tam W TEN niescie
bawlli dwaj kupcy re Wschodu
handlujacy niewolnikami. Ci zaraz
oiarowali malcom swoje usfugi, re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

furknela nazad, AZ sic zmiesza}
Madziar. Wybicgf on do stray,
fuka ja, czemu przepusciliscie tn
jakas kobiete? = Powiedzia}a, re
jest %siostra Pahska.
- Zapal kagahce! = krzyknaf
ma sluge swojego, kt6ry co dopiero
wchodzi} do sieni.
Sfuzacy zapala = mistrz pa
trey ma st6}, a tn zawinieta g}owa
tego samego lydia, ucieta W jego
czapie. - Dreszcz go przeszed}
okropny. - Zrozumiaf, re spiskow-
&c s%przatne}y ~Izraelite szpiega.
Idzie on do kr6lewicza - o.
znajmia mu, jak post4pi} PREY
znaje sic, * mu kobieta przyniosfa
W czapie glove zydowska.
- Barania glowa Z ciebie =
rzek{ krolewicz - idz natychmiast
i pros PAM Forgacz, MECH mnie
odwiedzi - prosze ia kobieta
ma wiecej w palcu rozumu, nizeli
wy W g}owach ~waszych.
Pyszna dworska %przyjecha}a Z
Gala s}uzba swoja pred pa}ac krd-
lewicza i kaza}a sic zaanonsowac
| ma posfuchanie.
Kr6lewicz, ostr6zny, MIN kazal
wprowadzit owa dame do pa}acu,
kaza4 sic zaczaic stray w pobocznej
komnacie, a PREY boku swoim mia}
4 dworzan zaufanych. PAM Forgacz
wesz}a, prowadzona przez wielkiego
ceremonij mistrza.
= Witam pania rzekl Bella
uprzejmie = wszak PAM by1as no.
norowa dama krolowej matki mojej
i tax d}ugo ME rokazaEa sic nam
stroskanym dzieciom tel nieszczs-
sliwej. - Opuszczacie mas ma wier-
niejsi = tax sic ME godzi!
-Najdostojniejszy k~rdlewiczu,
przysz}y nasz kr6lu. SERGE mi peka
re zalu, co sic sta}o, i odstat ME
meze sic, ale Bog widat odkrywa
najg}ebsze tajemnice i prostuje
scieszki narodu, ably go prowadzi}
do celu jego przeznaczenia.
= Czy PAM wiadomo, lie lyle
ksiqzat zfaczy}o sic Z krdlem. ably
wyswobodzili Jerozolime.
= Pierwszy raz s}ysze z maj
dostojniejszych ust kr6lewicza Jsgo-
mosci, lecz sadie, lepiejby by}o,
ably kr6l JegomosG pozosta} by} W
domu i zagajaf powoli narodu RAINY.
PAM! tych kilku s~piskowc6w,
kt6rzy j~eszcze lud ba}amuca i
zwodza, kaze bez mi}usierdzia z}apat
i sciac. = Komu innemu bym sic
ME dziwi1, rzecz pewna = ale ia
kiemu Bankabanowi, obsypanemu
d~ostojehstwy = movie co "a wicle,
to IA wiele.
= Mysla}em, ze pad} obro-
ME mel matki k~r6lowej, u on w
ukryciu zyje.
= Dosz}o juz do wiadomosci
cn nn zrohil2
= Wiecej z}eyo ME m6gf FRO
bic, moja PAM, jak uczyni}.
PAM Forgacz wypatrzy}a sic,
myslac i e k%r6lewicz vie o wszyst-
klein, wyjezdza 2 faktem zupe}nie
niewiadomym Belli.
P~rawdziwie tretwieje co IL
czvnif ten cziowiek- rZekla tonem
podnicsionyln - macao NIECE W
piersi Monarchini, liczac sic do
slug wiernych wiecej jest, nizeli
morderca.
Co PAM mowi = on zabi}
mi matke kr6lowa? ola 3oga'
= .Jcszczc noSi ma szabli te
sama krew, widzia}am ma w}asne
oczy!
| PAM wiedzia}a o tenn, :
ME mia}a lyle w sobie ]poczciwosci
i WARY, ably odkry1a takiego maj
wiekszego zbrodniarza? Ach =
zachwia} sic - i by}by pewno IL
pad}, ale go mistrz, skoczywszy po-
wstrzymaf - re usiadf ma krzesle
W momcncie zmicnionv ME do po-
znania.
PAM F'orgacz sic zmiesza}a =
Mosci kr6lcwiczu Bankaban w re
kach naszych, kr6l kaze mu sciac
glove zpewnoscia. Macy pojccha}
y MIN do Konstantynopola, ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

Pociag towarowy ~prze1eadaa przez u. Wiuone o 800 DO polud.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09
MARRIED..

BERGER-HARLAN.-At the residence
Of J. NJ. Girton. near Jerseytown, August
25, 1887, by Rev. J. Guldin, Mr.. Harrison
e. Berger to Miss Sarah NJ Harlan.
HES5-RICHART.-A tho Reformed
parsonage, bloomsbury, Pa, August 18,
1887, by Rev. j. s. Wagner, Mr.. William
e. Hess to Miss Matte j. Richart, both OF
Forks, Columbia county, Pa.
CROFT-JENKINs. AT the same place,
by the same, August II, 1887, Mr.. James
Croft to Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, both OF
Danville, Pa.
BOWER-FOLK.-- the same place,
by the same, September /, 1887, Mr.. Cyrus
F. Bower, of Mooresburg, Pa, to Miss
Lydia @. Folk, Of Buckhorn, Pa.
sHULTz -ECKENRoTH.- Atthe same
place, by the same, September /, 1887, Mr.
Miles Shultz to Miss Leah Eckenrotb, boil
| OF Bloomsbury, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09
The school Middle.

The Board OF Directors OF Bloom School
District has reached no compromise on the
matter Of the election OF Principal, and
the schools were not opened on Monday
morning. A. W. Fry, jsnitor of the Third
street school house, Was directed by
Messrs. Kramer, Rabb. Rosenstock and
Brown to have the building in readiness
for school on Monday morning, but on
Saturday night Isaiah Hagenbucb, Prcsi-
dent of the board, went 10 the janitors Of
both buildings and demanded the keys,
aud thus prevented the schools from open
ing. AT one Of the meetings Of the board
a proposition was made by Messrs. Kram-
er, Rabb and RoSenstock to compromise
the matter by employing Mr.. Beckley at
5000, but this was rejected. Subsequent
ly an offer was made to accept 1t, and then
it was rejected by the other side,
William Kramer, Henry Rosenstock and
William Rabb, three of the directors, held
that as all Of the teachers had been elected
except the Principal, that the schools
should open Monday morning, without
Principal, and that those teachers elected
should proceed with their work. These
three directors therefore, upon legal ad-
vice, directed the janitors to go to the Sec
retary Of the Board, Mr.. j. j. laval, and
demand the keys TO the building. When
Mr.. Hagenbuch obtained the keys from the
janitors he said he would give them to the
Secretary and they could get them of him.
When the janitors waited upon Mr. laval
he said he did not have the keys. The jan
itors were directed then to 60 to the school
buildings and effect an entrance Accord
ingly, the doors were opened and the bells
rung. Only few of the teachers respond
ed. In the evening meeting was held OF
all the teachers and the three directors who
favored opening the schools. A resolution
was passed that all teachers would be pres
ent next morning to open the schools regu
larly. Tuesday morning the bells WERE
rung at the appointed time and the schools
opened. The attendance was fully as large
as other years, and the work Of arranging
the classes proceeded without any disturb
ance.
Should there be any further trouble in Sc
lecting teacher of the high school thu
only solution to the difficulty is by takinl
it into court under the following Act o
) 1854:
"If all the members of any board o
directors or controllers shall refuse or neg
lect to perform their duties by levying the
tax required by law, and to put or keel
the schools in operation so far as tn
means of the district will admit, or shal
J neglect or refuse to perform any other dut.
enioined by law, the court of quarter ses
sions of the proper county may upon com
plant in writing of any six taxable citizen
of the district, and on due proof thereof
, declare their seats vacant and appoint ott
i ers in their stead, until the next annus
: election for directors"
A case was recently decided by Judg
: Pershing in Schuylkill county, where tn
}, board failed to organize because none {
its members could obtain a majority {
|. votes for president. The court held th'
this was such neglect of duty as to justif
the court in declaring their seats vacan
" and to appoint others in their stead.
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Sthupler's 9ard,uare.
PAPER
PLATES
AND NAPKINS

just the thing for picnics and
private parties, neat clean and
cheap; avoids the annoyance Of
broken and lost dishes and nap
kins; no weight to carry. These
paper plates are largely used for.
pie baking, and overcome the
objection some people have to
pies because the under crust is
soggy; the greatest degree Of heat
will not scorch them and by
greasing them pie may be
baked on them better than on
tin or earthen ware; the under
crust will be found perfectly
hard and crisp similar to the top.
Napkins are soft and pliable as
linen and will not fade aniIess
ana cEoI
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DRUNKENNESS OR LIQUOR HABIT Positively
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR.. HANRs'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC 1t can be given in cup
of coffee or tea without the knowledge of
the person taking it; is absolutely harmless
and will effec, permanent and speedy
cure, whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
of drunkards have been made temperate
men who haye taken Golden Specific in
their coffee without their knowledge, and
to-day believe they quit drinking OF their
own free will. 1T NEVER FAILS. The
system once impregnaIed with the Specific
it becomes an utter impossbility for the
liquor habit to exist. For full particulars
address Golden Specific Co., 1856 Race ST.,
| Cincinnati, Ohio. dec 3 SO 1y.
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Builders Hardware.

We carry the most complete
line of Builders materials in the
Country. Iron, Steel and Wire
Nails, Locks in endless variety,
Door Butts, plain or ornamental,
Catches and Latches, White Lead
Mixed Paints and Colors, Lin
seed Oil, Turpentine, Varnish,
Oil Finish, French and Ameri-
can Window Glass, Putty, Build
ing Paper, all Of which we can
sell at prices that will make it to
your interest to deal with us.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09

The Evangelical church on Fourth street,
having recently been renovated by painting
the interior and neatly frescong the walls,
will be reopened for divine service on next
Sabbath afternoon. Services will CON-
mence at 2.30 o'clock. Rev. A. s. Baum
gardner OF Danyille will preach in the
afternoon and evening, and sing some OF
his sweetest solos. all are cordially invit-
ed. Rev. j. f. Shultz, pastor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09

Many people from this and neighboring
towns have visited Lily Pond, on Pond
Hill, three miles from Pond Hill station, on
the line Of the N. & W. B. railroad. 1t is
beautiful place, the pond being ON
pletely surrounded with trees, and its bor-
ders covered with water lilies. 1t would
be a fine place for Summer resort.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09

A castle of the Knights Of the Colder
Eagle was organized at Centralia July
23d, with 40 members, and $3.50 invested.
Mr.. r. M. Lashell is the Grand Chief.
These organizations are being formed in
all counties of the state There are now
over 200 castles with membership of near.
ly $4,000. Philadelphia alone has nearly
10 900 members and an investment Of near
ly 100000 Jay DeeBarnes, s. E. Cor
Marshall and Greene streets, Philadelphia
is the Grand Master, who will gladly give
any information in reference to organizing
new castles.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09

Mr.. Conrad Bittenbender returned from
Lincoln, Nebraska, Friday evening of last
week. He has been away from Blooms.
burg nearly two years. Lincoln is now
the most rapid growing city in the west.
The price of land increased during the two
years from $50 an acre, as high as $1,000.
The city is but 10 years old and has a
population of over $4,000 Mr.. Bitten,
bender expects TO remain in the east.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09

Mr. Oscar Lowenberg has accepted a
position in retail clothing store at Charles
ton, now the capitol of West Virginia.
He went to Philadelphia Thursday of last
week and from there went to Charleston
arriving in the latter place early Monday
morning. Oscar had wide circle of
friends in this place who will miss his gen.
ial company.
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The Bloomsbury baseball club went to
Nanticoke last Saturday, and played the
Nantcoke nine on their grounds, the game
resulting in the defeat of the Nanticokers
by the following score:
Bloomsbury ] 6-22
Nantlcoke D 0 0 4-l3
The Nanticokc club had better give up
trying to beat our nine. This is the third
time they have played them this summer,
and every game resulted in the total defeat
of Nanticoke. We heard recently that they
wanted TO bet $500 they could beat
the Bloom nine with the same club thai
play ed last Saturday. II they have thai
sum of money on hand, and are anxious
to get rid of it, they can't find an easier
way to do 1t.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09
Two employes on the B. & 8. road were

Two employees on the B. & s. road were
badly injured last Monday. Will Leary, o
trainmar, while coupling cars on the early
morning train before its departure up the
road, had his left hand caught between
the bumpers, and badly crushed. DR.,
Willis dressed the hand. James Woods
another trainman, had his hand caught il
the same way at Benton in the evening, be
fore the return trip. He was brought tt
town and his wounds were dressed by DIR
McKelvy. Fortunately no bones wer,
broken, and the hands will both probably
he all right again.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09

The tennis tournament spoken Of last
week was not finished on Wednesday
and playing therefore continued al
day Thursday, and until Friday noon,
Prizes were awarded as follows: Misses
Mary McKelvy and Jennie Evans re-
ceived the prize for ladies' double
Messrs. Ikeler and Thorn for gents
double, Miss Mary McKelvy and Mr.. W. y
Rishton for ladies' and gents double, and
Mr.. Rishton received the prize for gents
single. No ladies' singles were played
The tournament was well attended every
day,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09

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is dreadful. Disordered liver is misery.
Indigestion is foe to good nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one OF
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which ought not to be, have made the
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iness and making the American people sc
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and be happy.
Remember: - No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower brings
health and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ash
your druggist for a bottle. Seventy.fivt
cents.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09
Farmer wanted.

A farmer of experience and character
may obtain five-years' lease of small
farm (111 acres) upon advantageous terms
on the Girard Estate Lands IN the Cata.
wissa Valley between Brandonvile and
Girard Manor. The farm is provided with
a new, handsome and convenient house.
new barn and outbuildings, and is well
supplied with good water. ....
A man Is wanted who can furnish his
own stock and equipment, and may become
permanent tenant Also, a farmer wanted
to occupy house on farm at wages. Refer
ences requested.
Address, HKBER 8. THOMPSON,
Engineer Girard Estate,
12aug8t. Pottsville, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09

Father Thomas McGovern, Of Danville,
is said to have been selected by the Sacred
College of the Propaganda at Rome, as q
successor to the late Bishop Shanahan, oi
Harrisburg. He has been for fourteen
years rector of St. Johns Church, Danvile
This Bishropic has been vacant for nearly
a year and Father McGovern's friends will
be glad to hear of his appointment.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-09

A large number of people, including
many from distance, attended the Open
ing of the St. Charles Hotel at Berwick on
Thursday night of last week. A fine sup.
per, containing many delicacies of the sea-
son, was partaken of with great enjoymen,
by the guests. Mr.. Klase is the proprietor
and he knows well how to cater to the
wants of the public.